Secondly, we not only wanted each weapon to be unique, but to offer players a different application. With some of the weapons being very close to each other in design (looking at you Submachine Gun and Gatling Gun…) we had to find characterful rules to make each feel distinct. Firstly, they had to accurately represent the weapons from the original game, which sounds obvious, but on occasion represented interesting challenges. When we were designing weapons, we had two objectives clear in our minds. From the simple Knife to the mighty Rocket Launcher, and even more obscure items like the Colt S.A.A, we wanted to give players plenty of choice when it came to dispatching their enemies! This is my Boom-Stick!Īs any Resident Evil™ 2 veteran will tell you, there is a wide variety of weaponry to be found in the original video game, and we have taken care to replicate each weapon for the Resident Evil™ 2: Board Game. At the end of that article, we finished up by briefly mentioning the different weapons available to the characters, and today we’re going to continue by talking about some of them in a little more detail. If you missed out, don’t worry - you can find it here. Kennedy, and discussed how their special abilities were designed to help them feel characterful and unique during gameplay. Last week we previewed Claire Redfield and Leon S.
To see the final version, check out Resident Evil 2: The Board Game 2020 Update: This post was published during or shortly after the Kickstarter campaign on July 30, 2018, and may contain out-of-date assets and mechanics.
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